TGS Long Racerback Chest Binder: Maximum Compression
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The TGS Long Racerback Chest Binder is a maximum compression chest binder that combines extended torso coverage with a free-shoulder racerback cut. The front has a triple-layer compression panel. On the outside, a 75% nylon, 25% spandex shell wicks sweat. In the middle, a non-stretch woven panel does the flattening. Against your skin, there's a soft cotton lining. Together they give you the flattest possible result in a longline cut that stays tucked from chest to hip.
The racerback cut frees your shoulders for athletic necklines, layering under tanks, and anything that doesn't work with a standard strap. 4-way stretch back panels keep everything secure without restricting movement. The longer cut ends below the waist, so it doesn't roll or ride up. Flat seams, no hardware, pullover style. Want the same extended coverage in a standard tank strap? See the Long Tank. For a cropped racerback, see the Short Racerback. Pair with packing underwear or an STP device, all from one trans-owned store.
📏 Size Guide: Maximum Compression
Maximum compression binders size differently from fabric-only binders. Measure around the fullest part of your chest, not your bra size. These measurements are tighter on purpose, so do not size down. If you're between sizes, size up.
| Size | Chest |
|---|---|
| XS | 26"–27" |
| S | 27"–29" |
| M | 30"–32" |
| L | 32"–34" |
| XL | 34"–36" |
| 2XL | 38"–40" |
| 3XL | 42"–44" |
| 4XL | 46"–48" |
📐 How to Measure
- Stand naturally with arms relaxed at your sides.
- Wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest.
- Keep the tape level and snug, but don't squeeze.
- If possible, ask someone to help for best accuracy.
🧺 Care Guide
- Hand wash cold. The machine wears out the woven compression panel faster.
- Hang to dry. Heat breaks down the compression materials.
- Wash every 2–3 wears
- Rotate between two or more binders to extend the life of each
- Do not bleach
- Do not iron over compression panel
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